Authorities say 32 people, some of them financially well-off, have been indicted in a welfare-fraud crackdown.

Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hynes says the defendants stole about $1 million in benefits, including welfare, Medicaid and food stamp assistance.

Some of the defendants owned homes and businesses.

Authorities say one couple — who were in real estate — had about $2 million in their bank account at one point. The husband of another defendant is a wholesale clothing manufacturer.

The city’s Human Resources Administration and Department of Investigation also were part of the case announced Tuesday.